Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-25

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Tbs La Camas FIonrinR Mills are run
ming IN fan biaat.
| Il said thas shs wnrk at rsbuildina
ths Ia Camzs paper mill vii Be- eom-
menced ne1s nonfh-
Al Qaona SO aned go and casts IL
g1ssiss Mills eourt last week. for sic-
lsting the local option lau IN Ia Oamas.
Woe unto lac breakers IN the res tBgn-
On SandaY City Marshal Bone noli-
FED the Faneoupsr saloon keepers that
/ kaey mast QIoss NJ their saloons ard d.
sist freEa business % Sunday. AZ tue
Il Z. Ch1reh "a Sunday egeainE resslu-
ti0ns we're passed endnrziag Marshal
bonaas actfon- A oommitfea vas also
appointed. consisting Of MeszKs. New
man. Gridley. Austin, Thompsoa. Skid
upEe snd Goss. 60 arrange for q mass
meeting looking 90 the endorsement Of
the Marshal's action and the enforce
neat Of the laws against gambling and
violation Of the Sunday Lass Faae0u-
ser Rsgisssr.
LEwrs ooUsTT.
John Ames. Of Meadou, uas thrown
from horse one day last week while
driving cattle, and vas badly hart.
Henry sbotvelI, Of Feystts, is getting
out bop poles. He intends p1tsinQ ouf
about I'VE acres Of hops. Mr.. Eastman
also is preparing the same amount Of
ground fer the same purpose.
We have been reliably informed that
GFaneeF B Lowery, tins gentlemen Who
bought The Devereese farm, will plant
twenty acres Of hsps next spring.
some snow fell here, on SATURDAY. and
Sunday. covering the ground one or two
inches. reminding one Of the cold vim
sers Of the East. Toe snow did mot last
long, az the weather was warm.
A Winlook business house displays
the foil0wine signs: Meat Markes.n
"RsaI Estate, Notary Public, - sShoe
Shop" Home Mutual Insurance.
s'Lunch Connter," City Restaurant
DRY Goods and Groceries, Highest
Market p. Toe Paid for Hiies.n Il is IN
deFstOod that ths proprietor attends to
all the branches Of tie basiness. -Chsha
lis Bee.
sxAGTr COUNTY
Il Is reported that Mortimer Cook will
build large hotel at Bedro.
There are sixty men employed at
Blanchard's railroad logging camp in
this county.
Mr.. N. Henderson, from Montana, is
10 in f9wu looking for q location to 20
iBto the business Of raising bIooded
horses. He says il 10 good seotioa for
his business.
]. b. Ball. the veteran logger, says
that next summer there will be double
the amsunt Of logging done on Skaeit
river that was done there the past sea-
son.
Sam Gray has been dykinR and i'm
proving his new ranch, purchased Of
Mr.. Galliher, and expects TO raise crop
next season. This adds 20 acres more
10 the Swinomish tide lands already
under cultivation.
The farmers around PadilIa are feel
ing inbilant because the salt water did
not overflow their land this year. The
most of the plowing il already done,
and the prospects are IN lt larger crop
will be raised this yeaa than has ever
been prodaced in this county before
Laconnsr Maj.
KIIoKrTkr COUNTY.
About enc and half inches Of snow
fell on last Saturday. There is but little
Of IL left, heweveF.
Goldendale was without an express
company only for q few days, for inn
medlately upon the Withdrawal Of Wells
Fargo the Northern Psciic Express
Company appointed B. r. Saylor their
agent, and the business went right on as
asaal.
A few days age Mr.. Ripley Dodge was
hauled up before his Honor, Judge Oar |
By, at Bickleton, and was bound over to |
appsar before the next Grand Jury to
answer 20 the charge of having placed |
poison on the knife Of Mr.. Joseph |
Black. The Squire admitted there was
no evidence 10 convict Mr.. Dodge but
said Il was little or no Inconvenience to |
give the bond, 50 he wsuId bind him |
over on general principles.
A messenger arrived in this city on |
Wednesday Of last week from Mr.. j. w.
GLASS; place, near Hardison, after Dr.. |
Bonebrake, with the sad intelligence |
that Mr.. Leslie Paine, who was assisting
Mr. Glass 20 sink a we'll on his place, had |
been seriously injured while in the bot |
tom of the we'll At work. DR.. Bone |
brake left immediately upon getting the |
message, bat the unfortunate man had |
expired before be reached there. The |
facts are as follows: Ga Wednesday, |
about noon, Paine. who vas down in the |
veil some forty feet, bad Just filed the |
bucket with rocks, which Glass had |
hoisted 10 she top. He returned, after |
emptyiug the bucket, and Asked Paine /
IL be was ready for the bucket 10 be /
lowered, and be received the answer,
mo. | am not ready YETI Glass then /
vent TO work piling up some loose
boards that were strevn around the /
veil, occupying some ten minutes, when /
be returned 10 the well. This time be /
received no answer. He called twice, but /
with the sane result, and becoming |
alarmed be descended the we'll, and 70 /
his horror discovered the body lying in |
q helpless condition, With one side Of the |
head badly mashed. II Was subsequent |
ly asoertained that 40-peund rock had |
become detached from the side Of the |
we'll about twenty feet above the bottom, |
and had fallen upon him. Deceased was |
about y years Of age. and came from |
Tswa to this country .-GoldsHdale Sea- /
tinel.
SPOKANE COUNTY.